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by ladyanita22 1y ago
Redox is shaping up to be the most advanced OSS alternative to Linux apart from BSDs.
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by ladyanita22 1y ago
Didn't know these run Linux
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by ladyanita22 1y ago
Aren't apps, core system components et al built in C++? That was my impression.
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Welcoming the Rust Innovation Lab(blog.rust-lang.org)
1 points by ladyanita22 1y ago|0 comments
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by ladyanita22 1y ago
For some reason, Apple seems reluctant about using Rust on their operating systems.
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by ladyanita22 1y ago
HarmonyOS Next (which I guess is 5). A chinese guy I met at the airport showed to me very proudly how amazing Chinese-made tech was. I will say the software looked polished enough and surprisingly good, yet it felt totally just like a hard
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by ladyanita22 1y ago
Having used HarmonyOS, it feels totally like Android. Even the back buttom behavior and the app lifecycle feels the same. Some might argue that this is intentional, but to me, this more likely shows that HarmonyOS is just a hard fork of And
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Why Microsoft's enshittification of Xbox, Surface and Windows are all by design(windowscentral.com)
9 points by ladyanita22 1y ago|1 comments
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by ladyanita22 1y ago
Had to editorilize the title a bit for it to fit into the 80-character limit.
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by ladyanita22 1y ago
Be as sarcastic as you want. This is a feeling many developers probably share.
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by ladyanita22 1y ago
Linux definitely allows it.
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by ladyanita22 1y ago
Oh, that's something I know, of course. I just wonder what are the advantages of using a language that is not memory-safe and it's not even stable yet... Edit: If there's any technical reason. Of course, being a hobby project
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by ladyanita22 1y ago
Maybe you could help me a bit here.
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by ladyanita22 1y ago
How does this compare to Rust? I still fail to see where does Zig make a difference vs. Rust. What's the usefulness of the project here...
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by ladyanita22 1y ago
The moment I read "Needing two of the most famous non-Linux operating systems for the layman to sanely develop programs for Linux systems" I knew this comment would be a big pile of unfactual backed opinions.
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Veryl Hardware Description Language(veryl-lang.org)
2 points by ladyanita22 1y ago|0 comments
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by ladyanita22 1y ago
So what about the AI part that has been mentioned by several outlets?
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by ladyanita22 1y ago
I don't think the issue is about the developers being Chinese at all. I think the problem comes mainly from the CCP having direct power to pressure the developers. In any case, I have to say Chinese tech has surely evolved impressively
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Announcing Veryl 0.16.1(veryl-lang.org)
2 points by ladyanita22 1y ago|0 comments
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by ladyanita22 1y ago
Why the focus on Risc-V when the Power architecture already has high-performance cores? Genuine questions.
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by ladyanita22 1y ago
This is super cool! Good job! Would love to see a shell working on it. Any idea of hardware requirements?
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by ladyanita22 1y ago
Why is it not as good as EDIT.COM?
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by ladyanita22 1y ago
The clean separation between Unsafe and Safe rust is precisely, IMO, one of its biggest advantages (and the reason why it'll be superior to almost anything C++ comes up with).
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by ladyanita22 1y ago
It may, or may not sound convincing. It's true that some things cannot be undone, and we may feel regret or remorse for them. Still, there's a path for healing and liberation by understanding under which circumstances and which as
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This Month in Redox – April 2025(redox-os.org)
2 points by ladyanita22 1y ago|0 comments
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by ladyanita22 1y ago
I don't know what's going on in your specific case but: 1. It's never out of time, for sure. If you want to make a specific change, study the pros/cons and decide whether to do it or not! But you can for sure make the ch
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by ladyanita22 1y ago
Surprisingly, it seems this project just supports Spir-V and PTX, but not DXIL or AMDGCN. I say surprisingly, because I'd expect Rust support to be more mature than Zig's.
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by ladyanita22 2y ago
It's heavily rumored it was Japan. https://x.com/Nihonpolitics/status/1910096159835594786?t=RWB...
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by ladyanita22 2y ago
Oh, you seem to be right. But isn't Swift lower-performing than C, C++ or Rust?
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by ladyanita22 2y ago
Low-level code is being written in Rust. Of course userspace doesn't require low-level languages (and I don't quite get why C and C++ are exposed to the userspace and Rust is not). Swift is not a replacemente for C and C++, but ra

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